solve the system of equations y=2x^2 -3 and y=3x-1

I don't know what type of method to use and need help asap. im very confused
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kerv 1: y=2x^2 -3

kerv 2: y=3x-1

hit point...2x^2-3=3x-1

or 2x^2 -3 -3x +1=0

2x^2 -3x -2=0

(x-2)(x+0.5)=0
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